Smart Cities Could Give the Visually Impaired a New Outlook on
Travelling to work, meeting friends for a catch up or just doing some shopping are often taken for granted by people with no known disabilities. For the visually impaired, these seemingly simple things can be a serious challenge. But imagine a city equipped with technology that enables the visually impaired to recognize people, places or even bank notes, helping them…
PDF) Smart Cities to Improve Mobility and Quality of Life of the Visually Impaired
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